The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-12-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Pat Lynch was Buffalo Gaper at
the Minnekahta Friday.
NJ. v. Brin, of Lusk, Wyo., booked
at the Minnekahta Sunday.
Miss Matte Allen was somewhat in
disposed few days this week.
Justice Jas. G. Doran, of Oelrichs,
dined ct the Mihnekakta Monday.
Frank I.ambertron, Of Crawford
Neb., is stopping ut the Minnekahta.
Mrs. Morgarndt of Buffalo Gap was
Saturday arrival at the Minnekahta.
VIM. E. Smith arrived at the
Minnekahta from Rapid City Mon
day.
Judge Eastman was conducting a
regular probate court in the city Tues
day.
r. w. Browell, of Rapid City, was a
Minnekahta guest few days this
week.
Jas. A. Brown, an employe of the G.
& N. w. railroad Sundayed at the
Springs.
J.. a. Duerson. Of Hat Creek left his
sig. on the Ferguson House register
Tuesday.
VIM. c. Brarthwaite, of He,nming.
ford. Neb., was Tuesday arrival at
the Minnekahta.
Mr.. William Landers, Of Cascade
| was caller at the STAR Office Wed.
nesday morning.
f. r. Adams and Silas Doane of Chey.
enne Falls partook of Ferguson House
dinner Wednesday.
Mrs. S. E. Wilson has been suffering
from severe cold and sore throat du
ring the past week but is now con
valcscent.
Mr.. T. d. Dings states that his in
jurcd hand is healing nicely and he viii
soon be able to dispense with th'
bandages.
| Attorney Norton has improved sufli
GENTLY to come to town and attend t,
pressing official business. His man,
Friends had serious apprehensions as t,
the possible result of his attliction but
tine indications are now very favorable
10 his immediate recovery.
A. w. Odell, the rustling real estat
dealer of Smithwick. accompanied by
party of Lincoln, Neb.. gentlemen
comprising Mcssrs. Alba Brown. H. c
Keller, Fl. c. Schabcrg and c. b. Fo
arrived at the Springs "Wednesday even
ing and have been inspecting some @
the valuable marble quarries in thi
vicinity with view to making exten
tensive purchases. They are quartere
at the Ferguson.
Uncle Jack Robinson, well known b
all the old residents of Ho. Springs
now in business at Custer came dow
from that place the first of the wee
to renew his acquaintance with hi
old friends in this place. He bring
encouraging reports from the tin dis
trict and says that heavy transfers il
tin property are of frequent occurrane
with flattering prospect of increase
activity in that line in the near futur.
Mr.. E. Clutter, who has taken til
profile of many a handsome phi
during his brief sojourn at the SPRING
departed for his home in Rapid CIT,
Wednesday afternoon. He has bee
rushed with work since his arrival her
and has given general satisfaction
His Photographic views of stock, built
lhgs aud mountain scenery, are worth
; of special mention. Mr.. Clutter ir
dicated an intention to open CALLER
and spend a portion Of .he comm
) summer at the Springs.
r. F. Connor came down from I'll
northern Hills where he has been worl
; ing for the in the interest Of til
, Western Manufacturing Co. of Lincol
) Neb:, for which he is travelling sale
I man. He reports business brisk
that portion Of the Hills. Hermos,
) he says, was little disfigured by til
, LATE fire but is still in the ring fghtin
J, nobly for her share Of the immens
wealth sure to aceure from the ine,
. haustable tin mines to which Heymot
is Tho nearest raihokd point.